ArticleBMC microbiology2024
Bioflocculation of pollutants in wastewater using flocculant derived from Providencia huaxiensis OR794369.1.
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Abstract
backgroundWater pollution has become a major environmental and health concern due to increasing population and industrialisation. Microbial flocculants are promising agents for treatment of contaminated water owing to their effectiveness, eco-friendliness, and high biosafety levels. In this study, culture conditions of Providencia huaxiensis OR794369.1 were optimised and its bioflocculant was extracted, characterised and used to treat wastewater.
resultsThe maximum flocculating activity of 92% and yield of 3.5 g/L were obtained when cultivation conditions were: 3% inoculum size, starch, casein, initial pH of 6, cultivation temperature of 30
conclusionThe bioflocculant was effective in reducing pollutants and thus, illustrated potential to be used in wastewater treatment process as an alternative.
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